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N16 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route N16 bus time schedule & line map N16 Torphin - Silverknowes View In Website Mode The N16 bus line (Torphin - Silverknowes) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Bonaly: 12:14 AM - 3:04 AM (2) Broughton: 4:03 AM (3) Silverknowes: 12:22 AM - 3:03 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest N16 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next N16 bus arriving. Direction: Bonaly N16 bus Time Schedule 77 stops Bonaly Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:14 AM - 3:04 AM Monday 12:14 AM - 3:04 AM Silverknowes Terminus, Silverknowes Tuesday 12:14 AM - 3:04 AM Muirhouse Gardens, Muirhouse Wednesday 12:14 AM - 3:04 AM Muirhouse View, Muirhouse Thursday 12:14 AM - 3:04 AM Salvesen Crescent, Muirhouse Friday 12:14 AM - 3:04 AM Muirhouse Parkway, Edinburgh Saturday 12:14 AM - 3:04 AM Salveson Gardens, Muirhouse Muirhouse Parkway, Edinburgh Pennywell Cottages, Granton 2 Granton Mill Road, Edinburgh N16 bus Info Direction: Bonaly Waterfront Gait, Granton Stops: 77 5 Granton Mill Drive, Edinburgh Trip Duration: 54 min Line Summary: Silverknowes Terminus, Edinburgh College, Granton Silverknowes, Muirhouse Gardens, Muirhouse, 7 Granton Mains Wynd, Edinburgh Muirhouse View, Muirhouse, Salvesen Crescent, Muirhouse, Salveson Gardens, Muirhouse, Pennywell Granton Mains East, Granton Cottages, Granton, Waterfront Gait, Granton, 1 Granton Mains East, Edinburgh Edinburgh College, Granton, Granton Mains East, Granton, Caroline Park Grove, Granton, Royston Caroline Park Grove, Granton Mains Street, Granton, Royston Mains Road, 247 West Granton Road, United Kingdom Granton, Granton Park Avenue, Granton, Granton Square, Granton, Corinthian Quay, Granton, Granton Royston Mains Street, Granton Breakwater, Granton, Wardie Steps, Wardie, St 237 West Granton Road, United Kingdom Columbas Hospice, Wardie, Victoria Square, Trinity, Starbank Road, Newhaven, Pier Place, Newhaven, Royston Mains Road, Granton Fishmarket Square, Newhaven, North Leith Sands, 223 West Granton Road, United Kingdom Newhaven, Commercial Street, North Leith, Victoria Quay, North Leith, Sandport Street, North Leith, The Granton Park Avenue, Granton Shore, Leith, Parliament Street, Leith, St Anthony 39 West Granton Road, United Kingdom Street, Leith, Kirkgate Centre, Leith, Foot Of the Walk, Leith, Stead's Place, Leith, Balfour Street, Pilrig, Pilrig Granton Square, Granton Street, Pilrig, Elm Row, Hillside, Leith Street, Granton Square, United Kingdom Greenside, Princes Street (Waverley Steps), Edinburgh, Princes Street (Scott Mon.), Edinburgh, Corinthian Quay, Granton Princes Street (West), Edinburgh, Lothian Road, West 173 Lower Granton Road, United Kingdom End, Usher Hall, West End, Bread Street, Fountainbridge, Home Street, Tollcross, Leven Street, Granton Breakwater, Granton Tollcross, Whitehouse Loan, Bruntsƒeld, Bruntsƒeld 143 Lower Granton Road, United Kingdom Place, Bruntsƒeld, Holy Corner, Bruntsƒeld, Churchhill, Morningside, Springvalley Gardens, Wardie Steps, Wardie Morningside, Morningside Station, Morningside, 100 Lower Granton Road, Edinburgh Comiston Gardens, Morningside, South Morningside Primary School, Braids, Braid Burn, Braids, St Columbas Hospice, Wardie Greenbank Loan, Greenbank, Greenbank Park, McKelvie Parade, Edinburgh Greenbank, Greenbank Row, Greenbank, Braidburn Valley, Oxgangs, Oxgangs Crescent, Oxgangs, Victoria Square, Trinity Oxgangs Green, Oxgangs, Oxgangs Place, Oxgangs, 12 Lower Granton Road, Edinburgh Oxgangs Avenue, Oxgangs, Oxgangs Library, Oxgangs, Cockit Hat, Oxgangs, Dreghorn Avenue, Starbank Road, Newhaven Oxgangs, Dreghorn Drive, Oxgangs, Dreghorn Park, 31 Trinity Crescent, Edinburgh Colinton, Redford House, Colinton, Redford Road, Colinton, Thorburn Road, Colinton, Westgarth Pier Place, Newhaven Avenue, Colinton, St Cuthbert's Church, Colinton, Pier Place, United Kingdom Barnshot Road, Colinton, West Mill Road, Bonaly, Fernielaw Avenue, Bonaly, Woodƒeld Avenue, Bonaly, Fishmarket Square, Newhaven Torphin Bank, Bonaly, Torphin Terminus, Bonaly 21 Newhaven Place, United Kingdom North Leith Sands, Newhaven 196 Lindsay Road, Edinburgh Commercial Street, North Leith Commercial Street, Edinburgh Victoria Quay, North Leith 98 Commercial Street, Edinburgh Sandport Street, North Leith 1 Commercial Street, Edinburgh The Shore, Leith 63 Shore Place, Edinburgh Parliament Street, Leith 87 Giles Street, Edinburgh St Anthony Street, Leith 6 Henderson Street, Edinburgh Kirkgate Centre, Leith 28 Great Junction Street, Edinburgh Foot Of the Walk, Leith 23 Leith Walk, Edinburgh Stead's Place, Leith 177 Leith Walk, Edinburgh Balfour Street, Pilrig 295 Leith Walk, Edinburgh Pilrig Street, Pilrig 4-5 Crighton Place, Edinburgh Elm Row, Hillside Elm Row, Edinburgh Leith Street, Greenside Little King Street, Edinburgh Princes Street (Waverley Steps), Edinburgh 18-19 Princes Street, Edinburgh Princes Street (Scott Mon.), Edinburgh 53 Princes Street, Edinburgh Princes Street (West), Edinburgh 111 Princes Street, Edinburgh Lothian Road, West End 7A Lothian Road, Edinburgh Usher Hall, West End 71 Lothian Road, Edinburgh Bread Street, Fountainbridge 139-141-143-145 Lothian Road, Edinburgh Home Street, Tollcross 47 Home Street, Edinburgh Leven Street, Tollcross 20 Leven Street, Edinburgh Whitehouse Loan, Bruntsƒeld 36 Bruntsƒeld Place, Edinburgh Bruntsƒeld Place, Bruntsƒeld 143 Bruntsƒeld Place, Edinburgh Holy Corner, Bruntsƒeld 209 Bruntsƒeld Place, Edinburgh Churchhill, Morningside 65 Morningside Road, Edinburgh Springvalley Gardens, Morningside 185 Morningside Road, Edinburgh Morningside Station, Morningside 406 Morningside Road, Edinburgh Comiston Gardens, Morningside 103 Comiston Road, Edinburgh South Morningside Primary School, Braids 40 Braid Crescent, Edinburgh Braid Burn, Braids 4 Greenbank Crescent, Edinburgh Greenbank Loan, Greenbank 39 Greenbank Crescent, Edinburgh Greenbank Park, Greenbank 75 Greenbank Crescent, Edinburgh Greenbank Row, Greenbank 103 Greenbank Crescent, Edinburgh Braidburn Valley, Oxgangs Greenbank Crescent, Edinburgh Oxgangs Crescent, Oxgangs Oxgangs Green, Oxgangs Oxgangs Place, Oxgangs Oxgangs Avenue, Oxgangs Oxgangs Library, Oxgangs Oxgangs Bank, Edinburgh Cockit Hat, Oxgangs Dreghorn Avenue, Oxgangs 261 Redford Road, Edinburgh Dreghorn Drive, Oxgangs 205 Redford Road, Edinburgh Dreghorn Park, Colinton Redford House, Colinton 80 Redford Road, Edinburgh Redford Road, Colinton 36 Redford Road, Edinburgh Thorburn Road, Colinton Redford Drive, Edinburgh Westgarth Avenue, Colinton Westgarth Avenue, Edinburgh St Cuthbert's Church, Colinton 4 Westgarth Avenue, Edinburgh Barnshot Road, Colinton 8 Woodhall Road, Edinburgh West Mill Road, Bonaly 43 Woodhall Road, Edinburgh Fernielaw Avenue, Bonaly Woodƒeld Avenue, Bonaly Torphin Bank, Bonaly Torphin Terminus, Bonaly Bonally Bus Terminus, Scotland Direction: Broughton N16 bus Time Schedule 43 stops Broughton Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 4:03 AM Monday 4:03 AM Torphin Terminus, Bonaly Bonally Bus Terminus, Scotland Tuesday 4:03 AM Torphin Bank, Bonaly Wednesday 4:03 AM Woodƒeld Avenue, Bonaly Thursday 4:03 AM Woodƒeld Avenue, Edinburgh Friday 4:03 AM Fernielaw Avenue, Bonaly Saturday 4:03 AM West Mill Road, Bonaly Barnshot Road, Colinton 4 Woodhall Road, Edinburgh N16 bus Info Direction: Broughton Rustic Cottages, Colinton Stops: 43 2 Rustic Cottages, Edinburgh Trip Duration: 28 min Line Summary: Torphin Terminus, Bonaly, Torphin Old Farm Place, Colinton Bank, Bonaly, Woodƒeld Avenue, Bonaly, Fernielaw 2 Old Farm Place, Edinburgh Avenue, Bonaly, West Mill Road, Bonaly, Barnshot Road, Colinton, Rustic Cottages, Colinton, Old Farm Redford Drive, Colinton Place, Colinton, Redford Drive, Colinton, Redford 67 Redford Road, Edinburgh House, Colinton, Dreghorn Park, Colinton, Dreghorn Drive, Oxgangs, Dreghorn Avenue, Oxgangs, Cockit Redford House, Colinton Hat, Oxgangs, Oxgangs Library, Oxgangs, Oxgangs 103 Redford Road, Edinburgh Avenue, Oxgangs, Oxgangs Place, Oxgangs, Oxgangs Green, Oxgangs, Oxgangs Crescent, Dreghorn Park, Colinton Oxgangs, Braidburn Valley, Oxgangs, Greenbank Row, Greenbank, Greenbank Park, Greenbank, Dreghorn Drive, Oxgangs Greenbank Loan, Greenbank, Braid Burn, Braids, Redford Road, Edinburgh South Morningside Primary School, Braids, Comiston Gardens, Morningside, Morningside Station, Dreghorn Avenue, Oxgangs Morningside, Springvalley Gardens, Morningside, 271 Redford Road, Edinburgh Morningside Place, Morningside, Churchhill, Morningside, Holy Corner, Bruntsƒeld, Bruntsƒeld Cockit Hat, Oxgangs Place, Bruntsƒeld, Viewforth, Bruntsƒeld, Oxgangs Road North, Edinburgh Whitehouse Loan, Bruntsƒeld, Leven Street, Tollcross, Home Street, Tollcross, Bread Street, Oxgangs Library, Oxgangs Fountainbridge, Usher Hall, West End, Lothian Road, West End, Princes Street (West), Edinburgh, Princes Oxgangs Avenue, Oxgangs Street (Scott Mon.), Edinburgh, Leith Street, 302 Oxgangs Road North, Edinburgh Greenside, Annandale Street, Broughton Oxgangs Place, Oxgangs Oxgangs Green, Oxgangs Oxgangs Avenue, Edinburgh Oxgangs Crescent, Oxgangs Braidburn Valley, Oxgangs Greenbank Row, Greenbank 106 Greenbank Crescent, Edinburgh Greenbank Park, Greenbank 80 Greenbank Crescent, Edinburgh Greenbank Loan, Greenbank 46 Greenbank Crescent, Edinburgh Braid Burn, Braids 23 Greenbank Terrace, Edinburgh South Morningside Primary School, Braids 128 Comiston Road, Edinburgh Comiston Gardens, Morningside 50 Comiston Road, Edinburgh Morningside Station, Morningside 378 Morningside Road, Edinburgh Springvalley Gardens, Morningside 212-214-216 Morningside Road, Edinburgh
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